proliferate |
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multiply rapidly |
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indulgently |
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as if doing one a favor |
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indefatifably |
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tirelessly |
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axiomatic |
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self-evident |
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ruminating |
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meditating; thinking |
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contemptuous |
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disgraceful; scornful |
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plaintive |
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mourning |
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cajolery |
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urging with gentle or repeated appeals; teasing or flattery |
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reciprocated |
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returned; mutually shared |
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precipice |
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cliff |
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unprecedented |
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never has happened before |
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inexorably |
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relentlessy |
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inconceivable |
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unbelieveable |
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lecherous |
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indulging in excessive sexual activity |
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patronizingly |
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in a condesending manner |
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asset |
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thing of value |
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ignominy |
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disgrace |
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appalling |
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arousing a disgust |
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intrinsically |
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as part of the nature of a thing itself |
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vitrified |
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made to look like glass |
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subversive |
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undermining |
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odious |
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shocking |
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ingratiating |
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making onself favorable to another |
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moribund |
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about to die |
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reparation |
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compensation, something to make amends |
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carapace |
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hard outer covering |
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impunity |
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exemption from punishment |
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parenthetically |
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as in parenthesis |
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gesticulating |
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bodily movement; esp. for emphasis |
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postulates |
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take things for granted without proof necessary |
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flagrantly |
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in a big way, obviously |
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pneumatic |
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filled with air |
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compunction |
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regret; remorse |
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